ernie: ernie johnson in new york on tnt. the razor backs have had to fight against theriers. and harris, big bucket. gives them the lead 55-53. meantime on trutv. a bucket for michael hopkins. they lead 50-35 over eastern washington. back to louisville. verne? verne: thank you, ernie. that's what we can refer to as a baby bracket. arkansas-wofford. north carolina held off harvard and won to advance. chievous. jim: ernie just spoke about georgetown. they've had a funny year. sometimes they come out and put it to the opposition. and other times they miss a few shots from the outside and had some struggles but looks like they're starting to play better late in the season. verne: arkansas just won. 69-39 7:40 remaining. chievous has 15. trapped. [whistle] jim: here comes the show. look at how tight they get. it's just upstairs. very infrequently they have to dribble much to get their dunks. they just look for one another and that's a domination. 40-18 in the paint. verne: darden backs away. andrew harrison out to guard. here's his brother aaron harrison crossover and guess who's

ernie: ernie johnson in new york on tnt. the razor backs have had to fight against theriers. and harris, big bucket. gives them the lead 55-53. meantime on trutv. a bucket for michael hopkins. they lead 50-35 over eastern washington. back to louisville. verne? verne: thank you, ernie. that's what we can refer to as a baby bracket. arkansas-wofford. north carolina held off harvard and won to advance. chievous. jim: ernie just spoke about georgetown. they've had a funny year. sometimes they come out and put it to the opposition. and other times they miss a few shots from the outside and had some struggles but looks like they're starting to play better late in the season. verne: arkansas just won. 69-39 7:40 remaining. chievous has 15. trapped. [whistle] jim: here comes the show. look at how tight they get. it's just upstairs. very infrequently they have to dribble much to get their dunks. they just look for one another and that's a domination. 40-18 in the paint. verne: darden backs away. andrew harrison out to guard. here's his brother aaron harrison crossover and guess who's

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cheryl: by the way, ernie, stick around. we'll be talking about novartis and a new melanoma drug with partners on "after the bell." michael, before i let you go, you like health care, he mentioned it as well. something defensive that teams to do well year after year. >> that is correct. even though we have some challenges that are showing up at the supreme court, that hasn't affected the market too much. and -- cheryl: challenges to the health care law or, i'm sorry? >> the challenges to the health care law. so it is something a good, overall positive backdrop for the health care stocks. david: good stuff. michael ball, ernie cecelia. alan knuckman. we'll come back to you cme closes. thank you, gang. cheryl: lawmakers working on a bill to clarify the very controversial religious freedom law which has businesses and civil rights groups threatening to boycott the state. david: how is the conflict between discrimination and protecting religious rights growing to be solved? joining us judge andrew napolitano, fox news senior jud

max does a lot more standing around than ernie does. hey, whatever. good going, max & ernie.a-ha. >> coming up the in "the skinny" this morning. the most popular person in the world, well at least on facebook. why he might not be a household name. >> get your brackets ready. march madness officially begun. ncaa college hoops tournament. teams in the big dance to the final four. who will you be picking? you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by woolite darks. >>> all right. welcome back. time for this year's edition of march madness. all starts tomorrow night when manhattan takes on hampton university. the winner of the game has a big task. they'll meet the tournament's overall number one seed. university of kentucky wildcats. kentucky 34-0 this year. they won the southeastern conference title beating arkansas. a victory that probably made t.j. holmes upset. >> ha-ha. >> bet you are right. >> that's right. another big favorite. going to get a lot of attention in the brackets is wisconsin. the badgers needed overtime against mic

but it was as ernie the adopted son of fred mac murray steven douglas on my three sons we all came toknow and love him. more recently he has been on mad men and two and a half men and in the film zodiac and the social network. i'm ernie manouse coming up on innerviews our conversation with classic television actor barry livingston.

. >> serving 26 years for robbery, ernie johnson landed in nat-sag for assaulting an officer. >> tellave you taken a look at that book yet? i don't want it back unless you've finished it. >> i read it about halfway. the memory palace. >> is it okay? >> yeah, it tells about the life and times of michael ricci. >> i been in a couple fights. i'm generally an insolent person. i don't get along well with others. they don't like my religion. they discriminate against me because of that. >> johnson practices an obscure religion called asatru. >> before we were christians, we were asatru, believe in oden, thor. basically a medieval religion. classical. >> prison officials maintain these religions like asatru are really covers for white supremacist gangs. >> it's a problem. because you can't violate their religious freedom. >> take it easy, huh? >> all right. >> for father mcnally, the choice or legitimacy of an inmate's religion is a secondary concern. >> forget the priest bit. deal with them as a human being first, then the ministry comes along with that. you deal with them as they are, as i

if you get elizabeth warren or ernie sanders raising issues that other people don't have the couragedo and that is important and it helps pull the discussion -- why didn't anyone --widen it. >> i think elizabeth warren is too liberal even though i like a lot of things he supports. >> i think it is hillary. >> she is never going to win. she is way too liberal. >> she is the only candidate who will say anything about loan debt, campaign-finance reform, actual issues that are not priorities for 70% of the voters. >> what about joe biden? >> he's all right, i don't know if i would for him. >> i don't the guy would vote for. -- i don't think i would for him. john: what do we think about bernie sanders? >> proud liberalism in moral to keynes about how we treat our citizen. >> i don't think he would ever win. i definitely would like to see him run. john: does everyone know who martin o'malley is? does anyone? he is the former governor of ireland -- of d-maryland. does everyone think hillary clinton can win the presidency? do you feel like you know where she stands? >> i don't. i was a big s

ernie. >> boom. >> >> no. ♪ >> what? >> exactly, bert is after the clorox wipes.t has a thing for these plastic fillers. he wants to try to open it up. >> imagine all of the toys a box full of toys and it's this that thrills the dog. >> usually the case. >> this is lily. lily loves vacuum cleaner. my dog runs in the opposite direction. it's like the reverse of sticking their head out the car window. >> she's like i can't get enough of that suctioning air. >> sounds like donald duck or something. what a period noise. it's so hilarious. >> how do you figure that out? >> when was the first time that this happened? i feel like it's going to her right into the bag. >> but it doesn't because she goes back for more. >>> you guys know simple sweet, elegant pranks we love so much? this is not one of them. because it's by remy gallard the famous french prankster. he likes to push the limits of things. here he his walking up to a hosery section in the store, puts one over his head and fills his basket. that woman there doesn't quite seem to grasp what's going on or care. >>

i'm ernie manouse coming up on this edition of innerviews our conversation with r & b super star and award winner deborah cox. >> how does the theater crowd differ for you from a concert audience in. >> the theater crowd differs from

from elizabeth warren and joe biden, both of them highly unlikely to run, to lesser-known names like ernieanders, and -- bernie sanders and martin o'malley. speaking of, here's the maryland governor talking about the challenges of hrc. governor o'malley: that inevitable frontrunner is inevitable until he or she is no longer inevitable. i think we will see the conference -- a conversation about how to restore middle-class opportunity. john: from hillary's point of view, how she looks at things would it be better for her to have a credible challenger or challengers, or better off with none of that and going to go with the press? mark: she will get martin o'malley helping her out. to his base: governor, but behind his back i call him unemployed. he's close friends -- to his faith i call him governor, but behind his back i call him unemployed. he's close friends with the clintons. the role he will serve will be in the debate and discussion not attacking her, but giving her a sparring partner. john: i was interviewing him this morning and i asked him what kind of campaign are you going to run i

hello i'm ernie manouse coming up on innerviews our conversation with the author of worth fight willingorg for love lost and moving forward. lisa niemi swayze.

. >> ernie? >> no. bert is after the clorox wipes.ing to bert's owner, bert has a thing for the plastic cylinder that holds the wipes. bert's just going to try to open it up. imagine all the toys probably got a basket full of toys and it's this that thrills the dog. >> that's usually the case. >> this is lily. lily loves the vacuum. my dog runs the opposite direction. it's almost the reverse of sticking her head out the car window. she's like i can't get enough of that suctioning air. >> it sounds like donald duck or something. what a weird noise. that's so hilarious! >> how do you figure that out? >> when was the first time this happened? i feel like this is going to suck her right into the bag but it doesn't because she goes back for more. [ dog barking ] >> if dad's not happy, let's pick on him and antagonize him. this is from the angry dad youtube channel. that's the angry dad right there. this took place in melbourne, australia. dad's having trouble with the sprinkler system. >> turn it on. >> he's really irritated and involved i

. >> that you can about a controversial statement, nebraska state senator ernie chambers under fire for comparing police in america to isis terrorists. jonathan this was a hearing about concealed handguns and this guys who is an elected official paid with tax dollars makes a comment like that. >> and how do they get elected, eric? i always scratch my head. this isn't just hyperbole, it is painfully ignorant and painfully anti-america. this whole notion that america is this hatred filled racist nation of course it's just the opposite, that's exactly what isis is to respect for individual rights. these elected officials might want to do a little learning and read a little history been opening up their mouths. >> juan, this gentleman, mr. chambers was once aligned with or is aligned with the new apply alliance party who was investigated by the fbi. >> he is an elected official. >> left wing law enforcement. >> wait a minute. >> where is the hatred? >> we are a country of diverse opinions and experiences he is an elected official obviously he represents somebody who voted for him and if in

we caught up with senior john graham son of terp ernie graham to find out what the mindset of the teamght now. >> excited. we're trying to stay focused and look into what we have to do. for the moment, you know, getting in and everything, everybody is excited. ready to go. >> reporter: games are spread out again this year over several networks. the terps and crusaders will be on tnt. still to come here, we check in with our two teams dancing beginning with georgetown. they are up first and then we head to charlotte and get one >>> welcome back to columb ohio. the maryland terrapins don't play here until friday night. our local team that's up first is georgetown. dave owens caught up with him at practice. he has more. >> reporter: well, it's the buzz being heard around this building. eastern washington head coach guaranteeing victory on thursday. man, the games haven't even begun. if georgetown needed bullets material, they got it. >> it registers. no doubt it registers. we'll show up and play the game tomorrow. we'll see. >> reporter: eastern washington head coach sent a shout across g

ernie said there's a movie "summer lover's, would you write a song.love was gone", i go - peters says "i like that." and the best stuff comes fast it always comes fast. we finished the song it was a number one hit. >> yes. >> but the - the weird thing was we went to the movie, we were so excited to be in the movie. it's the end title. peter gallagher and darryl hannah, we were at the premier, the start of the seconding. there's a motorcycle in the distance, as he sings ♪ everybody needs a little time ♪ . >> the motorcycle gets louder and louder. by the time we are at the second, the motorcycle is louder than the song. >> you are dying. >> we are like "what? who in the world thinks the sound of a motorcycle is more important?" we were bummed out. >> great song. >> great song. >> there's another you did with peter. >> a few. >> yes. >> this one we did for karate kid. [ ♪♪ ] ♪ i am a man who would fight for your honour ♪ i'll play a song i never include when i do a concert. i don't think people know it. i can't sing "and i keep wondering ♪ ♪ whose holdin

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and an unfortunate outcome for ernie els iron. club snaps in his hand.p and in, 211 yards. i still haven't done that. the leader at six under is brendan lajon. but i've got time. >> that can hurt you. >> thank you, collin. >> join us tonight at 9:00, state wildlife officials move in to rescue a threatened fish at 9:00 >> then at 11:00 a frightening drought from nasa. the shockingly short amount of time california has before the state runs dry. >> finally tonight a few thoughts about what really matters, tomorrow san francisco will do something it does arguably better than any other state in the country. celebrate our rich history. we'll have live coverage just last weekend the city streets were filled with people and pride during the annual chinese new year parade. these events are always such rich and beautiful pageants of sights and sounds, sharing and celebrating who we are as a community. what makes us different and similar. we're all irish for a day. americans love the irish and irish love americans but that wasn't always the case. the irish have en

and an unfortunate outcome for ernie els iron. club snaps in his hand. one hop and in, 211 yards. i still haven't done that. the leader at six under is brendan lajon. but i've got time. >> that can hurt you. >> thank you, collin. >> join us tonight at 9:00, state wildlife officials move in to rescue a threatened fish at 9:00 >> then at 11:00 a frightening drought from nasa. the shockingly short amount of time california has before the state runs dry. >> finally tonight a few thoughts about what really matters, tomorrow san francisco will do something it does arguably better than any other state in the country. celebrate our rich history. we'll have live coverage just last weekend the city streets were filled with people and pride during the annual chinese new year parade. these events are always such rich and beautiful pageants of sights and sounds, sharing and celebrating who we are as a community. what makes us different and similar. we're all irish for a day. americans love the irish and irish love americans but that wasn't always the case. the irish

lawyer ernie gal van says that's the problem with jessica's law's residency restrictions, inmates are difficult to track them. >> what good is aing me.'slaw registry if you drive people into homelessness and so there's no address for them to register at? they might billion is not register at all. >> reporter: the california supreme court ruling impacts san diego county. the most likely will apply to other large urban counties as well. the court said such enforcement has imposed harsh and severe restriction and disabilities on the affected parolee's liberty and privacy rights. and it bears no rational relationship to advancing the state's legit what the goal of protecting children from sexual predators. gal van, whose firm filed the first lawsuit against jessica's law, says san diego was a perfect example. >> once the law went into effect, there were five times as many people who were paroled sex off in other words were untrackable essentially pause they were homeless. >> reporter: those we spoke to at this play ground were stunned by the court ruling. >> i think when someone's a crimi

. >> if you look at a normal solar cell it if -- it absorbs all light, of that ernie 3% is convertedtricity. with the transparent cell you can still achieve up to 23 -- 22%. >> it is a drop but i suppose there are advantages to having things easy to see through. >> absolutely, you have a lot more surface area to apply the technology to. >> the first place they want to put the solar cells is the displays of mobile devices. which could mean the smartphone that never runs out of batteries. the real application becomes clear when you start to think big. like, skyscraper big. >> currently there is a huge amount of surface every on the vertical space of buildings that is unused for energy harvesting. using these solar cells to convert them into solar panels is a way to use that service area for energy consumption. you're not just constrained to the roof you can use the vertical area as well. >> we see this as being deployed everywhere, generating power control the background. this one be the only solution that we need but we see this being an important technology to make a more sustainable

like macaroni needs cheese like bert needs ernie. hate is a form of attention.lso, the hate of one group of people can sometimes leveraged into love by some other group of people who hate the ones that hate you. hate itself is not the problem, particularly

ernie more rules was on vacation -- morris was on vacation when someone burned his house down. he got a flood of donations from fell officers and township officials and victim and offenders from cases the detective investigated in the past. his neighbor is accused of setting the fire. >>> a big surprise ceremony in yeadon delaware county honored a woman who was making a difference in the lives of students. leslie mcgerk. was the found of fresh start. >> i came here a lot more, the students, staff helped me widely. >> reporter: i am so, so, so proud of all you guys, i kept crying, and crying, but i'm crying of joy. >> reporter: even more impressive she cashed in her retirement fund to keep the program afloat when she was in financial trouble a few years ago. >> she made a lifetime impact on these kids. >> we're monitoring the effort to ease tensions in ferguson, missouri where they are searching for the gunman who shot two police officers there. every cup has a story... dunkin' k-cup packs are my life. we're a good fit. a single serving for myself. it's pretty special. it is lik

just a couple of weeks ago, i had to bury my teammate for so many years, ernie banks.ou know, hereto hear the other day that mini m i & o so had passed away, two great people, who great baseball players who loved chicago. >> i am from cuba. then he is the only one of that made it possible for us where he issist ocally. there is this sense ofhit about him that's truly amazing. he was the latin jackie robinson. >> in the tradition of it chicago legends lost, the cuban comment made one final trip to the place that was his own heaven on earth. >> if we were all like mini he made us feel good about ourselves. he was so easy to love: he celebrated baseball. he was one of baseball's great ambassadors. it's a shame that a man like this doesn't get to see it. >> you don't feel a void. you go on. you have the memories. nobody can ever take away the memories. you know, we should not not' hold back as far as talking about mini. as long as i am alive, i will always at that mini and the good times. >> thank you, daddy, for being the best confidante, source of wisdom and the most ama

. >> ernie sanders calling on obama.alled check the box. >> if he decides to go through with this, i think we will see some sort of a challenge. this is simply an outrageous thing. >> one of those things that is thrown out there like they just get everyone to look in this direction. look away from what is going on here. >> i think he has behaved as a dictator would on so many things. this is nothing new. he has two years left. he is not running again. he does not care about the state of his political party. >> that was the urgency at the midterm elections to get a majority in congress. again, i think that he was rejuvenated. he will do whatever he can humanly do to advance. >> he knows that he is blessed with very weak composition. they are either do not understand what they are up against or are not willing to fight him. either way he is able to get away with whatever he wants. this calms despite opposition from some house republicans. >> it to my point he has very weak opposition in congress. they do not want to fight

what do you get when you put pine straw tree and ernie els together, broken club.r 77 in today second round. misses the cut at the championship. another eighth to the rest mail. a bunch on tour. par 15. hopping in. brandon. leader at 6 under par. the this 7 sports report brought to you by toyota. >> still searching forth i laws i have first east. i get it one of these days. >> play golf 30 years got one 5 years ago. >> i lost the ball the next hole. >> oh, notch hike an idiot. thanks. >> the thanks for joins. >> fv for all of us here, we appreciate your time. >> we see you at 11:00 o'clock on channel (chuckles) i can't believe we're in napa. oh. (voice breaks) i'm sorry. (chuckles) it's just... well, i feel like i'm meeting god. (sighs) (ellie) mm. mm-hmm. okay, guys. we've got one day to plan this wedding. can you whip up a cake? on it. i want to make an exact cake replica

closed captioning provided by cbs sports division >> ernie: welcome back to our new york studios andoad to the final four your final score butler holding off texas 56-48. the bulldogs advance to play notre dame in the next round. tonight the midwest region tips off with an 8-9 match-up between cincinnati and purdue. followed by the overall number one seed. unbeaten kentucky beginning its quest for history against first-four winner hampton. our first full day, about halfway through here on march madness. back with more tonight. we'll see you then. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you pay for your data every month. so why does your carrier take back what you don't use? it's your data! all your unused data and if you switch now, we'll even give you 10 gigabytes of free 4g lte data on the spot. 10 gigabytes of free 4g lte data. only from t-mobile. >>> tomorrow, may be the first day of spring but one last winter storm is on its way. we are tracking a mix of rain, and snow, and, march madness, officially underway, fans are fired up about this, in less than two hours number one seed villanova will take on lafayette

i'm hosting it with ernie d. it's pretty fun because it brings everyone together., which is a big party. this year will be the best year yet. >> the radio disney awards on saturday, april 25th. you can watch it on disney channel on april 6th. at 8:00 p.m. sooner. >> dan was excited to see becky g. >> paula's daughter got me into the shower song. >> is that what you sang in the backseat with the french fries? >> it was one of the great things in my illustrious journalism career. >> unforgettable and maybe not ever lived down. >>> kids can be whizzes at all sort of electronics these days. what about simpler contraptions? take this thirsty little girl. all she wants is a drink of water. she's trying to get a drink from the water foup tan. >> her arm is too short. >> one more time. >> the cutest part is when -- someone keeps yelling at her. i like that they rolled on it rather than helped her because that's viewing pressure for all of us. >> correct. >>> on to the next one. you see this little fishing -- >> we hear it. >> no, it's a loud toy. >> i've played with that b

like macaroni needs cheese like bert needs ernie. hate is a form of attention. also, the hate of one group of people can sometimes leveraged into love by some other group of people who hate the ones that hate you. hate itself is not the problem, particularly if you are running for office and you are in the primary part of the campaign. you're not trying to get a vast swath of people to sign up for you. you are trying to energize eye big enough sliver of other candidates who have a slightly different ratio. hate for a national level politician for, say, a politician running for president in 2016. hate is nothing to worry about. what you have to worry about is when they stop bothering to hate you. on the left side of your screen is new jersey governor chris christie. the right side of your screen is former republican candidate tom tankado. he never became the republican party's candidate for governor because he lost the republican primary. now at the time the head of the republican governors association nationwide was new jersey governor chris christie. and it was

like burt needs ernie. hate is a form of attention. also the hate of one group of people can sometimes be leveraged into admiration or even love from some other group of people who hate the ones who hate you. hate itself is not the problem. particularly if you're running for office and you are in the primary part of the campaign. you're not trying to get a vast swath of people to sign up with you, you're just trying to energize a big enough sliver of people that come up on a worse ratio of people who love you than hate you. hate for a nation that level politician for say a politician running for president in 2016 hate is nothing to worry about. what you have to worry about is when they stop bothering to hate you. on the left side of your screen is new jersey governor chris christie. on the right side, full time antiimmigration professional tom tancredo. he ran for governor in colorado springs. he never became the republican party's candidate because he lost the primary. he lost the republican primary to bob beauprez. at the time, the g

closed captioning provided by cbs sports division >> ernie: welcome back to our new york studios andoad to the final four your final score butler holding off texas 56-48. the bulldogs advance to play notre dame in the next round. tonight the midwest region tips off with an 8-9 match-up between cincinnati and purdue. followed by the overall number one seed. unbeaten kentucky beginning its quest for history against first-four winner hampton. our first full day, about halfway through here on march madness. back with more tonight. we'll see you then. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you pay for your data every month. so why does your carrier take back what you don't use? it'sr youdata! all your unused data and if you switch now, we'll even give 10you gi gabytes of free 4g lte data on the spot. 10 gigabytes of free 4g lte data. only from t-mobile. well, sir. after some serious consideration i'd like to put in my 15-year notice. you're quitting!? technically retiring, sir. with a little help from my state farm agent i plan to retire in 15 years. wow! you're totally blindsiding me here. who's gonna manage your acco

. >>> ernie els' iron versus the tree. the tree wins every time.77 is now in yesterday's second round. he missed the cut. jonathan byrd adds another ace to his resumÉ. the par 3, 213 yards, it rolls in. >>> cactus league action yesterday. the giants shut out by the rangers 3-0. the a's lose both games fanning 5-3 to the cubs. i'll collin rush, have a good day, everyone. >>> 8:53 is the time. still to come what would it take for you to shave off all your hair? the cause that's helping some ♪turn around!♪ ♪every now and then i get a little bit hungry♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around♪ ♪turn around!♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired of living off the taste of the air.♪ ♪turn around barry!♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack!♪ now try fiber one protein bars with the great new taste of cookies and crème. >>> here are the winning numbers from last night's $33 million mega millions draw. 8, 22 30 35 and the mega number of 3. nobody picked all those numbers so the jackpot goes up. >>> some are going bare today to raise money for the chi

. >>> iron versus the tree for ernie els? tree wins every time.d round. he missed the cut at the championships. jonathan byrd also missed the cut but he adds another ace to his resume. he's had a bunch on tour. the par 3 213 yards, one hop, rolls in. jung is the leader at 6-under. >> yesterday giants shutout by the rangers and the a's lose both split games. 8-4 royals and 5-3 to the cubs. with a look at sports, i'm collin resch. have a great day, everyone. >> you know what would make this weekend even better than the great weather? if there was a baseball game in town! >> it won't be long. and we are feeling very spring like summer like with well above normal temperatures. we've had high clouds visit us yesterday but that it not allow temperatures to cool. in fact, it allowed for records from gilroy, morgan hill. low 80s toward watsonville and hollister. half moon bay was 66. we are looking at temperatures today which should be in the mid-and upper 60s. well above average. upper 70s to the lower 80s today. here's live doppler 7hd. you see from the

. >>> iron versus the tree for ernie els? tree wins every time.n byrd also missed the cut but he adds another ace to his resume. the par 3 one hop, rolls in. jung is the leader at 6-under. >> yesterday giants shutout by the rangers and the a's lose both split games. 8-4 royals and 5-3 to the cubs. with a look at sports i'm collin resch. have a great day, everyone. >>> still to come, what would it take for you to shave off all of your hair? the cause that's helping some pillsbury crescents--awesome. but now you can use them to make pizza night awesome, too. unroll, separate, add sauce, pepperoni, cheese, and fold. behold: week night crescent pizza pockets party. pillsbury crescents. make dinner pop. listen to this sweet symphony of flavor. beautiful! gorgeous! here comes the fruitful crescendo! incredible. pillsbury toaster strudel. if beethoven made breakfast. >> here are the winning number from last night's mega-millions draw. >> nobody picked all three -- nobody pick all of these numbers so tuesday's jackpot grows up to $42 million. >>> some peo

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and distinctly negative view of working life to be found in "sixteen tons" by tennessee ernie ford in0 first solo album is on the list ♪ as is the doors' debutlb aum in 1967. ♪ steve martin's 1978 "auto wild and crazy guy" album gets a hearing. ♪ and the library has made room as well on its shelves for ben e. king's 1961 hit "stand by me." ♪ so darling, darling stand by me ♪ >> osgood: we don't have the time to list all 25 of the new entries to the national recording registry. suffice it to say that in their many different ways, they all stand the test of time. >> check this out. >> charlie, this is so sudden. >> wait a few minutes i'll have a gift for you. >> it's "sunday morning" on cbs. here again is charles osgood. >> osgood: jon cryer enjoyed some very long run much with costar charlie sheen on the hit cbs series "two and a half men" now that it's over he's telling the whole truth about his career. ben tracy sat down for this sunday profile. >> it seems in your life there are three things that people always get wrong about you. >> okay. >> they think you're jewish. >> yes. >> the

we are plowed that our company has introduced the game in ernie nine countries but using golf as a vehicle the fortunate opportunity to meet leaders of many countries as well as leaders of our own nation. i've been fortunate to meet seven u.s. residents and further blessed to play golf with three of them. i will never forget the day president ford called me if i would play golf with president clinton and him to help them discuss the president's condition on nafta. really? [laughter] i just play golf remember? throughout my career i was lucky enough to play a few more birdies than the next guy and for some reason i have an audience and people occasionally listen to me. it also provides me a window to how are -- how amazing our game is at crossing borders and bridging generations. five years ago this month i traveled to morocco for a trip to see how we could use the game of golf to enhance tourism efforts of the country. i was to meet -- little did i know that rather than a meeting he had plans to play golf. i was dressed in khakis, boat shoes and playing with borrowed clubs. we played nine

i wish i was ernie bothers me a lot. [laughter] i'm trying to get over it. we will deal with these issues forever. but that is what you want and we are delivering it. [laughter] [applause] moderator: she is from new england you can tell. mr. rogoff: let me address your issue about lowering costs. it is in title i of the grill america at -- it is in title i of the grill america act. and we have partners in the epa who help us in this review process, and that is the whole series of statutory provisions that all allow us to speed up the environmental process in the review process while getting better results for the environment. it is not all that hard but some of it does take statutory change. areas we could do our reviews coincidently or at the same time rather than concurrently while someone is going through the file for many months only to hand it to the next agency who hands it to the next agency. we want to make more progress. secretary foxx will tell you that when he was mayor of charlotte, projects could just get 30% or 40% more expensive just because o